MCP server for EchoRift infrastructure primitives (BlockWire, CronSynth, Switchboard, Arbiter)
Official MCP server for EchoRift infrastructure primitives (BlockWire, CronSynth, Switchboard, Arbiter). Makes EchoRift's agent infrastructure callable as MCP tools so any MCP client can treat EchoRift like a native capability layer. Use this configuration for Claude Desktop or any MCP client supporting stdio transport: For clients supporting remote HTTP endpoints: Note: Stdio mode is recommended…
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Official MCP server for EchoRift infrastructure primitives (BlockWire, CronSynth, Switchboard, Arbiter). Makes EchoRift's agent infrastructure callable as MCP tools so any MCP client can treat EchoRift like a native capability layer. Use this configuration for Claude Desktop or any MCP client supporting stdio transport: For clients supporting remote HTTP endpoints: Note: Stdio mode is recommended for production use. Remote HTTP support is available but may have limitations with serverless…
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